Opening Sept 9 for Brittenhill Central Schools
James T. Macfarland, supervising principal of Brittenhill Central Schools in Central School District 2, announced that the 1964-65 year opens Wednesday September 9 with full days for all students except kindergartners. About 1,433 pupils will attend in Brunswick Grafton Pitts town and Poestenkill. A detailed schedule on transportation opening and dismissal times will be issued midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Macfarland
Brittenhill Central Schools
Central School District 2
McFarland
Brunswick
Grafton
Pittstown
Poestenkill
Music Festival Planned By Iran Grotto at Troy Music Hall
Children from area institutions will join friends of Iran Grotto MOVPER for a national county and western music festival on October 23 at Troy Music Hall. Proceeds benefit the Cerebral Palsy Center and Grotta activities with Roy A. Cuff and the Smokey Mountain Boys among the stars. Two shows, 4 p.m. for children and 8:30 p.m. for the public, tickets on sale after September 13 through Grotta members and Miller's Music Store.
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Troy Area
Friends of Iran Grotto
Movper
Troy Music Hall
Iran Grotta
Grotta
Roy A. Cuff
Smokey
Mountain Boys
Ernie Tubbs
Chester J. Gizara
Monarch of the
Ran Grotto Aque
Miller's Music
Scout Troop Heads To Mt Marey On Three Day Climb
Scout Troop 2 sponsored by Mt Ida Presbyterian Church plans a three day ascent to Mt Marey the state’s highest peak. Led by Scoutmaster William Davies and assistant Harrison Shanks boys must advance rank or earn three merit badges. They hike six miles to Jake Colden foot camp then proceed via Opalescen Brook and Feldspar Brook to the summit and descend via Von Hoevenberg Trail to Indian Falls.
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Mt. Ida Presbyterian Church
Mt. Marey
William Davies
Harrison Shanks
Jake Colden
Tear of the Clouds
Thuidser
Indian Falls
Adirondack ’ lLocae
Phiilip Blanchard
Pace
Tom Fenelly
James Kewley
Kenneth O'Rourke
Thomas Ogden
Robert Genther
John Rosenberger
Bernard Conyers
Robert Hos ‘Good
Phillip Blanchard
Police Probe Drug Store Burglary in Troy
Troy detectives investigate a burglary at Donnely and Damagrug Store 379 River St reported yesterday morning. About 40 dollars was stolen. Owner John Keegan said burglars entered through an unused rear door. Plainclothesmen William T. Murray and John P. Moran are on the case. The stray sentence about Paraguay wild cattle is noted but not part of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Donnely and Damagrug
River St
John Keegan
William T. Murray
John P. Moran
State Race Meet Revenues Show Increase
State racing revenue from betting at spring and summer meets across three tracks rose to 23.9 million dollars, up 1.5 million from last year. Parimutuel taxes flowed from Aqueduct and Yonkers summer meets and Finger Lakes spring meet in Canandaigua. In 124 racing days this year, 2.9 million fans wagered 234.3 million dollars, up from 2.8 million fans and 223.1 million last year across 191 days.
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Aqueduct
Yonkers Raceway
Finger Lakes
Canandaigua
Mattress Blaze On Earl Street Draws Firemen
Firemen extinguished a mattress fire on the second car of 2740 Earl Street between Rensselaer and North Streets shortly before 1 30 p m yesterday. The building is owned by Mrs Thomas J Pemrick of 4812 Second Street with Norman Beaudry on the first floor and Miss Betty McCloskey on the second. Fire crews returned to quarters at 1 45 p m after using a booster line. The incident notes imply heating costs in the 1963 U S. summary mentions a large 2 6 00 600 figure.
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Earl St
Rensse Lacy
North Streets
Thomas J. Pemrick
Norman Beaudry
Betty McCloskey
Convicted trio linked to Delaware murder path to funeral
One of three newly convicted in the shooting of Delaware Trooper Robert Paris traveled from New Castle to Island Park to attend funeral services for his two sons Edward Mayerhofer 30 and George J Mayerhofer 7 and Jol 5 found suffocated in an abandoned refrigerator near their home. The men Wilbert Weekly 27 and Lon a Phonias 30 were involved in motel burglaries and the Delaware case.
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Delaware
Latham
Island Park
Edward J. Mayerhofer
New Castle
Del
William Duty
Superior Court
George J
Jol 5
Mayerhofer
Wilbert A
Long Beach
Robert A. Paris
Duleh Village
Lona
Phonias HW
Win“sett
Donald G Brandon
BCE
Troup Ig
New York
Cardinal Sees Church Winning In Poland Shrine Anniversary
Cardinal Stefan Wyspanski addressed nearly 50 000 at the annual anniversary celebrations of the six century old shrine of the Madania in Creatochowa declaring the church will endure. He warned against protests and atheism as he traced 1 900 years of Christianity and said Poland and its church remain intertwined even amid suffering.
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Crestachowa
Stefan
Wysevnski
I Catholic Church
Polini
Tf Madania
Creatochowa
Poland
Mary Sill
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Iran Grotto
Smirnoff
Paraguay
Marion
R. C. Reynolds Co., Inc
Earl Street
London
Lok
Wruud
Ceck
Denby
Dacron
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